If someone is convicted of operating a PPO business without a license, how long will the licensing bureau wait before issuing a new license?

The licensing bureau will wait one year before issuing a new license to someone who has been convicted of operating a Private Patrol Operator (PPO) business without a license. This one-year waiting period serves a dual purpose: it acts as a deterrent against illegal operations and provides the individual with an opportunity to reflect on their actions and potentially rectify any issues that led to the conviction. The time frame is designed to ensure that only those who demonstrate compliance with the law and a commitment to the integrity of the security industry are granted a new license. This policy underscores the importance of maintaining high standards within the private security sector, protecting both consumers and the industry’s reputation.